But in the realm of workers' culture and home life -- workers away from work -- the national media were more likely to portray a New Yorker, and typically not a factory worker, than an auto worker from Detroit or Cleveland.
The nonviolent occupiers in their tents and sleeping bags are creating a subaltern culture, a workers' culture; the culture of the other 99percentt.
Diagnostic capabilities in non-endemic areas are becoming essential, not only for rapid, appropriate patient treatment, but for the safety of laboratory workers culturing the unknown organism for diagnosis [26].
Fast diagnostic methods are therefore essential for use in non-endemic areas, not only to support appropriate patient treatment but also to ensure the safety of laboratory workers culturing unknown organisms for diagnostic purposes.
Showing an interest in co-workers' cultures builds friendship and understanding.
I was employed initially as an assistant manager (as part of my civil service) and later as a policy worker on culture and development.
"They need to change their worker-safety culture, and I am pretty sure we can't count on them to do it by themselves".
Even in the case of companies with direct responsibility for workers, a culture of non-disclosure exists, with companies citing contractual confidentiality or internal policies that prevent them from divulging information on their projects.
We often seek the respect and approval of our parents, our peers, our bosses and co-workers, our culture, and society as a whole.
Foreign workers' language, culture, and life habit differences when working abroad and employers' negligence regarding work safety for laborers during the employment period often cause serious occupational accident rates.
Sid Makkar as Jay, Sunaina's brother, manager of a call centre, hires Evelyn to teach workers British culture.
